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MORNING ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, .FEHRUAUY 21, 1911. .1 MORNING ENTERPRISE OREGON CITY, OREGON 'J E. C. BRODte, Editor and Publisher. Application rhad for aeeond etaaa JJrlvW U at h Paatdmce at Oracoa City, Orr-on. under tha Act of Conras of March I, 117. , TEIM W SUUCtlfTION. On Tear, by mail .. .. v IS M Bis Months, hy mall .' It Four Alonlba, by mail.. ..,.. lot l'r wek, flr carrW,.i Jt , il MEtTBWq. iatej I . First ran-. prr men ftrai Insertion.'. . Ate Flrat I 'axe. pr Inch aiMe4 Inwrilimi. .loo rrrrrrl iMtftitlon aiy " pt. Per Inch ) flrat' lnartli. ..... .)..,,., 160 Pnrrarrait piMltlim OVvy an fa. per Inch I ' added Insertions .t ... .10o I Run paprr other than flrat pace, per Int'h flrat Insertion I2o Run paper other than flrat pae. per Inch .added inaertlona..... ,lc t.ocals TOo per line; to regular adver tisers sc una, Wants, For Sale, To Rent wound aerloua, unleaa complication na the young man will aoon be woll again, u TWINS ARE TO MARRY TWIN. Indiana Quartet Han to Live In the , , Sama Parmhoaiaa. . KOKOMO. kna. rtb. 20. IVlmar and Dalton Johnson, twin, and MUsei Kat M. and Uila A. Clark, twlna. were, last wevk arantcd lU-cnaea to marry. . The principal lived on adjoining farm and will live In the same house. their farm adjoining (hat of their par ent. CORRESPONDENCE SMYRNA. TIu'ko bountiful days are Indeed Welcome after the severe storms of last week. ' Oreavn against the world for a variety of weather. Quite a- number of the boys made etc. one I use of the cood roads by kIvIiik their cent a word flrat Insertion; one-half cent friends a buggy ride Sunday. A. Ij. Yoder and wife upeivt Sunday eai'h additional Katea for adverttstna; tn the Weekly Enterprise will be the same aa In the with J. R. Watoon and family, of Kl- dally, for advertisements art eaperlallr i liot Prairie. for the weekly Wlim-e the ailvertlaement ! Merman Olson has taKen the con is imnnierreu irvri me aauy to me wee Eugene D. Ely Says Landiritf on ! Deck of n Warship Is Simple tract of grubbing -two acres of land fn the saw mill man. Herman Is a good worker and will soon have the atumpti ly, without rhanm. the rata will be c an Inch for run of the paper, and 100 an Inch for aperlal position. Cash should accompany order where i mlnc im In smoke the 'Enterprise. Iaal advertising at legal advertising -atra. Circus advertising- and special transient Kd Mitts and family, of Kituffman avenue, took dinner with Mr. and .Mrs. A. O. Yoder Sunday. A. U Marsh and family will soon room- . . - , . m , . . . in to apecial conditions governing the ' leave ior l anrornia. nopn.a; jne cnane will benefit Mr. Marsh's health. There was a largo attendance nt the Sunday school the lUth, and we sin- same. "Klre Sale" and, Bankrupt Fa!e" adver j ttaementa 5c Inch first Insertion; addl New. item, and well writ. ticle. Ily hope the young folks will con or merit, with Interest to local readers, i tilllie the good work win m gladly accepted. Rejected manu- Mss Cora Giger. who has been very acrlnta never returned unless inYimmn. .... .... led by atamna to prepay postMe. i the past month. Is slowly Improv . L L-jg--r-T7c- , . ( Inc., CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. 1 J- Watson and family spent Sun t - ' d iv ith'Mr. and Mrs. U H Yoder THE SIZE OF APPROPRIATIONS V'ork has bogtin oa the new church nnper-e- .... ,. j that will be built on ilia northwest ri T i corner f A u Wlistrnnd-s farm, i uo lesuuuure jusi enura nas maue j r( ijobarts, our popular young tho largest total appropriations In the 1 bachelor. Is cutting brush for J. S. 'Yoder, which will add much to the ! appearance of the farm. Geo. Lether and Alfred Olson have y4.yj-' .1''" , J r'-A mjy4 ...... . h . ' ; N ,; i hi ii ' 1 . J US' i'g- ' history of the State. There has been some little charge of extravagance but it Is too early In the day to say whether or not there has been extrav-1 gone into (he poultry business. That's right boys,- show the people what can agance. The sura total of approprla- i De done on a small tract of land. Hons may or may not mean extrava gance; only after a careful comparison ia it possible toosay whether or not extravagance, is to be aeen. Oregon is growing in Improtance and In population. An Increased popu lation means increased expenditures Increase in governmental expense, In improvements o a permanent char acter, and in the expense of punlsh Ing for crimes that are found la a new country because of the character of a portion of its drifting population. Harold Iloop, of Sljverton, Is work Ing for O. Wyland at present. I C. Miller, the new road boss. Is do ing a fine lot of repair work on the roads in this neighborhood.' showing himself a good man for the job. . J, R. Yoder, who Is attending the O. A. C, Is at home for a short vacation. Joe will finish the four year course this coming June. - ' . John Domlque Is attending the Mo Ialla High School this winter;, w-e are glad to see the young men strive for a higher education. Mrs. V. S. Slonce Is home again after spending a number of days with severe which, go unpunished at the first, but ! ?LKZhZ,l of which note must be taken aa the j i. B. Hein, who sold his 50-aere SUt advances ln a social way. farm near Canby, was In our vicinity All these things have come to Or- la8t week looking for a new location. gon and tn consequence the cost of government ia increasing from year to year... When the full quota of appro- WeTTope he will find a suitable place near us. ' rlondrlek Bros, are busy cutting wcxhI with their new gasoline drag legislature has been extravagant. HAS SKULL FRACTURED. priatron Is known, and it has been ! Raw: at present they are getting out carefully analyzed, then will It be 8hln?" bolts for Fritr Stagiman. . . i J. Taylor and wife spent Sunday possible to say whether or not this : w.,h .hp,r vminB,-t Hairhter m i . Wyland. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Milo - Lanta visited : with L. D. Yoder and family last Sun ! day. . w.i.-1 , Mrs. L. D. Yoder has returned from - PinK iZ. . Z a w-ont-wo-we4Bi-lslt-wlthJ-elatIvea Jn Woi.. V7"" J . Portland and Seaside, """f muuie, empioyea in me Will amette Pulp tc. Paper Co.'g saw mill, was very seriously injured in a small accident at the mill about 3 o'clock Monday aftenujioh: While at work the lever handle on a log carriage flow around unexpectedly and struck him on the right side of the head, fractur ing his- skull. . Moore was unconscious for some Uttle titne, but came around all right in the end. He was taken to the of fice of the company doctor, Dr. Carl, and restoratives administered. While the blow was very severe, and the Photos by American Prtsa AsaocUtloo. A: UK he bud rtowii fjom the shore over the city of "San FniueUco, hint lighted, oft (he tlY-JiW of the artirnrvtl rrulHor l'einiylvaiila. nt aueliur lu the harbor. uiTd bad' risen therefrom to fly a doren mile back to the aviation Held Kiifeiie It. Kly declared the fettt be had erforuicl waa "eny enooi:h." lie hud uot made single tnlm-ali-uUlion ami all the prei-autloin he hatl taken for nafety were uot needed. l think tlio trick could be KticxvMMful'.v tuclied nine tlinea out of ten," he said. The preparation for the test one tint wa of tremendous profexaloiial Interest to every naval man Included the' rottructim of a lauding stage or "Jury deck1 over the stern of the IVnmylvania. This stage waa130l feet huig nnd about fifty feet wide, H sloMd tipwanl gently front the rear, and betwveu ltn forward eud ami the cruiser's mast heavy cativaa wa stretched to rsttli the aviator should h fall to hind' ft he- tuteuded. Acrus the laudhig stage rnpen were atretcheU. and at the end of the rope were bag of aaud weighing ih ponnds eacb. Hook were attached to skldi U-lov the aeroplane, aid wlieft Kly descended to' the lauding atage Dicte book caught' lu the ropes nnd the bags of sand, j poae In the ChrlatUu's Ufa). a. IDs ad dreaa was Intended to encourano those who had Juat united with the church. Afterwards rrrvahmiita ctnaltit)g of sandwich, f tilt, salad and coffpe, rf ayrvi4 by lha Lftdlee- Ald.- . 'v. .'. . . " J t roiinSn mad a hiinaa trip to rorfland, being absent Thursday nnd Friday. T. J. Olll. principal of the Canby school, spent Hahbalh, February St Portland visiting friends. The tlrand Chlckerlng piano so ! curel by M. J. l-et' efforts for the iMethodlal church arrived Saturday morning and la now ready for the Sunday services. II la an Immense Instrument and no doubt will prove to be a great help to (he rhurch choir Arrangements have been made with C. K Komlg to tench the Itlver sldo cnoo during Mr Kcflea- sick iichh, Mr. Itomlg begins work Moil day. February SO. ' Carl Mllurd has neon nt The Pa I lea during the weak, - Ho returned lo Canby on Friday and report thing unlet there and thai Canby suits hi in llev. punn. of the ChrtMlnn. church, held tits regular service here Sundav morning ntnl evening, February II) Next Siiuday la his day at his .Other chargo: therefore there will he no prcai-hlna services lu the Christian church, but they will have their ro ular Sunday school session at 10: oil o'clock A. M ; al1"' their regular mid week wruver mod Inn. These two acrrlcea are held each week Ou HuniTay at S o'clock tho Men's Three O'clock Prayer Meeting was held In the Christian church, Mr. J It. Newton was leader, and the at tendance wa .fair. N'nxI Sunday this service will bo held In the Methodist church and Mt. Fisher will lead It. llev. James Moore, the Methodist Superrtiteiidenf of the Salem )ltrlct who was present for the regular quar lerlv conference l-ebruary 16, re- Securities which yoti;biiy vary dU.r yu d.p.al, In our aavlriB, -.par, " Ni a. . b a dollar plus the. Inter, II aarns. Vour principal will always b available, which cannot , forma of" Investment. I b ity - ' -L -;m -in THE FIRST NATIONAL1 KM of OREGON CITY, OREGON CAPITAL, M),0O0.00. I) C. LATOUKKTTB Prasldaoi. Sunday. February I'll. Huuday mcIiimiI at 10 nil A M , pieachlug at 11:00 A. M , Men's. Prayer Meeting at 3:00 P. M . Junior I eague at tin- paraotiage 3:00 p. M, tfpworth league at 0:30 M . preaching at 7:110 IV1 M. -II. Hoy I -co, of the Canby Cuiial Co.. ha built a pin on the went of iheir office In which he hna a pair of Ciilna rtii'asanis: also a pen of bantams. I he W C. T, V. held N tueellng In I ho Methodist chunh Friday evening, l-ebruary J7. a memorial service lu honor of Frauds Wlllard. F. C, lilllliiKhani was home over Sunday, , lie Im now engaged In Port. laud In a atoro. which Im and the Col.li btothera own. and Ihrv Iiioh been holding a spoiinl sale dining the 0Mnfrom,M- wlln II S8 beat raal. .".fi"r"J . bay iui. whasi r "hr $1711.). ,U..d cash 1 1 m !Ko. Ililkif A aa.L kv It It a.w ...,tl... I . . 1 I turned Sunday and preachetl ' I illllMKhsiii.-s family will remain' bore at Canby. where tho children are M. K. church In the morning. The service was well attended, and seven more poiaotis were taken Into church membership."' Tbla makes twenty-six additions tn nil tn the past two Sun days. Iter. Moore's sermon was a moat Interesting discourse, rich In thought, logical In nrraiiKeiinMit and pleasing In delivery. It Is hoped that he may find It convenient to visit this charge mauv times during this year.' Itev. Creesy preached, as announced,' In tne evening service, a quartette com (Muted of J. R. Newton, Mr. and Mrs. N. K. WimmI. and Jrtra. C. F: Romtg. agiig III a pleasing manner In both the morning and evening aorvlee. The audience was also .favored In the much Interested In their school work. Ore0on City Quotatl. Matkei -conditions ,p, -changed the p,,.( vk ' M in but . In line. ,..iri ro upward . tend,,X The Irado Is Kr..Mit. i.. I thn .un.-es. of .!,, t,r; 'H,Nl' nd PrtMluc. ciiu.,,. t,MN h I'nliMi will lAabiMoX or beu.r gr.dlnf JkMj In tho pa.t I hem hM la i ttiiiDt ni.da .. ...7" Uia Cll fruit, and VeceUbla .JT aequunce lilertham. forced lo go out.M, ofthsiCi wlahlng good pr,,,,,,,., f tn . . . r. L. . .. .1 .... . Bisi stiH-k raised. 1 K APPIJ-Th apid, firm with It... - ... ... al1 llvmand la nw.i . nk 7 m "'a ntaja b J .1 . I I it... .1 I..- t.a il... a ' a . I .. . 1 1 1 uilil.t. .1 . umw.ru ,..., ,M- -a. ... " - .u.-..v cVynlng service with a beautiful duet. . . ... . . . . .. . . ... I s'lt'a u. vuen ne waa reatiy to return to tne snore nia maenmn wa. uinieci arounti. (;,.rirude Wright. It rollea swinty rovu the luudllig stage ana saueanwsy into tne nir like a bird. ' ' v .. ' and Mrs . R Porter attended the elected Secretary, and those present Jtndny School- Inatltute at . Portland were Rev. Creesv, I'aator. and A U ThuriKlay and lYiday. -They reported , Snell. J. s. Dick! ,Mr. and Mrs j' It a most Interesting convention with Newton. J. W. Vlnacke. Mrs. Maniler exc.,1 lent addresses. , vie c K Ro , , '.Rev. James , Mra-ire .the. tviutri,.i ........ ...... . . , niriiim in ui me niiitrier y rulirereliee SuperUlendant...of 'the Methodist and In sides im. J .)..,.. church," was present at the renular t..l rri..n.i. k ' qwteriy conference held .t 'mK C FAn',L.'...fc.'.."Ur..Thuf!Mlay fven- through. Rev. M.s.re made a moat ex- was k I lr v i We 'P""m add",- ' hlch he empha- was in the chair. C. F. Itomlg vaa sl.e,l sincerity.- und .,nencfi of pur- The new Chlcker- Ing C.rand Concert piano added much. to the service Mia. Ijlllan Wang plaved It In a masterly manner. The announcements for the week nf the M church are aa follow. Monday evening, , February 3"', the Sundiy School lumitl meots at lb pariotnage; Tneaday etening, Fdir ry 21. llev. Creesy and wlf" enter ta,ln the youiiK. P'ti'M 'I'M' town: Ve.liMixd4y tvi-tiintv Fobruary - 2'.', .choir practice; .'Thursday i-venlng February 2!!. a meeting of all the men of the ichuriii to oruiuilze . brother hooil; Friday evonlngFebrnary-H, a meeting jof the K. U K. A. Isiys. CANBY. J. Alstead and wife went' to Port land Friday Fehruary 17, where Mrs. Alstead Is receiving medical treat ment. Mr. H. H. Eccles was tak.en down Thursday, vlth . the mensles. This makes three lira eg that loward has had them, first he had the Black Mimsles,' then the Utrmaa Variety, and now he lias the Scarlet Measles; he is wondering If 'there, are any other kinds. Messrs. A. J. Burdette and S. Terry I: : : 8 REAL ESrATE. The fiillowlng tranarer. of real e- ate were (lied )eKterdny In the tifflce of Coiinty llreordrr WHIIaius . ., Fyank C, and Alllo If. Hall Mar tha C. Kcnair, sout)o( quatl.-r' itf tiorthewist quarter, and 10 acre, tiff tthdt) tt.a of northeast jjuanef ftf the l)trmHt qirurter, section . Ik, iowii ahlp I aodth, range J east. B. acres; $1 P. C. K. M ud Anna Howell to Mr. Nellie Hlaileli. ..l 4, S. ill and II. block If.. Metdriim; l.soo. t.ottrrleiul Moser to Arnold ftoeth il. Tut- acre, .eclkili 3J. Inwnanln 2 si. Mill, range I east; I liioO. . J.-hn A. atul Sariih K Andrew, to Man in l.reu, lot :t, block 2. Hallow. 7i . Carrie M and A. W. Cheiier to' M In. ! "'': Isael. 3 bun. lies la. tile Inakeep. laud In county addition alnd. but hiark-t fraa. fa lo Oregon city; l-.tjo. ni celery all California rtocb., I . M. and Anna Howell, tn far.. Hi... 1 ' I.OCH The liirll.istioa u l.' Si heiioer, land lu Oregon City; J0o. j ard In ayinpathy w'tb batl.rk J. v. ana t lata K. Toder to J II Jack. ! (ivjc. section 7. township c outb. range oast, pMrt of Jeremiah Jack donation land claim; $10. uiiii.iin p. .mi Umlly J. Herman to t . N. Herman, south half of atitH..uio I II 1ft. bar ev II '.'n Tl,... u . iii.uier, s.t ilon 19, north half of declin n quotations lamu rir ...... ... uei q.mrier m-ciioii an, iowii-inai ia noticeable. I aUlp :. K.u4h. rstiiio 2 east. JfiO acres: ! II A Y Men hanla uartu iii 2 ! hi iii smile aiviion; ;u acre, .am ai-llou; IIJ.Ooo harlea II and Ueorglana 8 WiWhU to Frank p. and llerth. K. Nelmin, lots I. 2. I... and t!. Mock 22. tJladstone: IhOtl.- POTATOtCrt v.. ... - .... . unnn .' but a tendency to a aiin-ir v.iai at ai mana. ti.wvi aiock,n,",-' jhlprd In' from lack of tar Isl and parking of horti itork II 60, While there la aom. kV offwred it Is not what ra Wav ered first rlaa. and iursl oiT. buying outside for their bag m. VKtlKTAIJU-JI. oamas tr at 2 laiuiid.; rarruls. DiMhlnsiM. nip. plenty with selling prV. ( I. off on cent . bushel. Lcrili S IS. hard wheat bran U, I CORN Selling l. emu-J lug ratea l C5 to 7S h4rai H alMiiit .am prtre t "hrtij Mt-a Governor and State Sen ator Discuss Question of Woman's Vote. The Kind STANDS That OUT "-rJ BY MM EON E. BALDWIN. Governor mt Connecticut. BJfXlEVE"wonH;n eventual! v will oLtain tlie' vote, hut I do not believe tliey will ever take AS KTCir IXTEKKST IN 0SIXG IT AS DO'MEX. Altbouph the brain of a man nd a woman may be equally fine nd their education be similar, the HAW MATERIAL UI'OX 'WHICH YOU WOKK IS DIF FERENT. My idea would be to enfranchise Women hv tlpfrrees Tf tl,... I . - . ...ill il til 11 to use Ronio civic Jiowcr before giving them full power. I have - now reconrmended that the wo men property owners of Con necticut be permitted to vote upon their propo taxation. If this much, were to 1e given them we would "be BETJER 'ABLE TO JUDGE nOW ANX , IOtTS WOMEN ARE FOR THE FUt,L FRAXCIIISE. In" many part of the country women are . 'permitted to rote on, school boards Snd purely loeal 'politfcil' qrieft . .uomh, ana ii must do aamlttcq ,to any great jftent' , i OF COyRSE IT 8EEM3 A CER ,TAINTY THAT EQUAL SUFFRAGE "WILL EVENTUALLY COME, but l. DO .NOT" BELIEVE WE . SHALL EVER SEE ' THE DAY . (Kl ' WHICH MEN AND 'WOMEN' ART EQUAL LY fNTEfJESTEOIfji rLJUCS. .fc i by biu 1 IM SULLIVAN, Stale Senator from New York City.' f man is the miVhtv nfTni'r K thinks he is, why should he be AFRAID of political competition by tho women I. If he's not such - a - mighty ' affair, j then it's time he stepped down and GAVE THE LADIES A CHANCE to show what they can do in politics. - Jf you look at the young people going to work -nowadays you'll -see QUITE AS MANY GIRLS AS MEN. . If women compete with men in business, whv shouldn't they COMPETE WITH THEM IN POLITICS? Mr. Croker told me some time ago that ho had too much respect for women to want to see them mixed up in politics. I'VE GOT TOO MUCH RE8PECT POR POLITICS TO THINK IT WOULD DEFILE ANY WOMAN. POLITICS 18. ENNOBUNQ, , IT HAS AN EDUCATIONAL VALUE. ' The WOMEN! 'OUGHT TO VOTtf if theythin if, goirig to make things any better for them. jWoman suffrage has been a success in the states in which it has been tried. Givo a woman half , a chance and youU find she can t REASON . JUST AS WELL AND GENERALLY IS A OO0D DEAL FAIRER AND SQUARE!. THAU HAIf. GLOSSY . HANDSOME STATIONERY Our New Steel Die Embossing Machine IS THE THING Oregon City ENTERPRISE In the front rank of the ART PRESERVATIVE . :. PRINTING BOOKBINDING LOOSE-LEAK SYSTEMS:-:; t I I! 1 . ' , " t mmm mm US ' I.; - ? V Correct and j 7 VT Artistic Decoration at i U ,,enT Bostfc Coirpary's g Wall Papers v I Aik York Chun v y'tJ ' i - "' a.u I iiarlsf In I rimer, 117 fr llni.uhr, u4 Ul oai nay; Bulling alfajf br ja I'lviuv or hay lo mrt 4au4i IUITTKIt-8liw. t thMt and a waakrnlriK In r"a allll roiiiiiiauil 7 lie rod, all aradea cannot Imld id loawMi iniiuna. I hri-M shows aa ata but atxiiil holds Ma owe. . j KlWJHHav omdo iiKMbWalm ami ar up 4o In prim war Uaar Uoua Tho Ion of Iba nurkau flrmi-r and Inn km1 tiork toaat 33e. . I UKANH Tb itiarkM (or ksnf v-ry allff and Uio prlcjUlai U alilpiiK'iita of aliM-ka aiorad UN rMintrla are Ix-ln ahlppadiik York, ami their rutura aiasMiH l-roflt lo thoaw who hart (kaakf I alirood. : MOMCY8tock all iwti white bonejr on tho mtrkat; vorjr stiff and .rlr-s mj i MKATfl Dreaaml (mrk 11c t I2e for thole VaJ coo i:Ho tn 1.10. mntlnn c lolc.Mt I'Oiri.TnY No di-inand furfkil er fowla; chlckrna He ti F will brine 16c. Only ncetfinl mand. - . 1 I lofaaa The hp markat Ii biref firmer and It la -elleve4 IkH t I who hold for (he vnlald UpM ' K-l It. No ureal movement- J Hull Liverpool Slock Ml'.-H (tniund. Wllr Itelry Mil rJ wykifk 1 rk l kV Cure Your Rheuma I AND OTHER ILLS OP THI LATESTJHARKETS Canby Markata. (H. porir.d l,y (,'ordon Iiroa. Co.) ttri - . . -, i, rorn Ir.fil) CWt, onfg 11.40. Pavln. tl n,. 'HHh for oala at (hi. " 7. ' ' 'r'nw Bo ". horti .25. mlddllnna IIHri, barley 1.H. Monr i. .m . V the harrel. " C'HICKKrVS BDrlnirer. ... ml .re n RfK,l domand. h.-n. iVc old rooater. I2e, ,, rXr r' Tnrkeya are quotable at 20o, duoka 20c and koarq inc. ' ivVtZuTn p,,rk "" t 314C ca.h. HarnS J'"yln, dried Kn r a 0 bOk, ar,1B? J 2 "? IK,,""- prune. Bn , ' f IJ 1 A rlllrU-fui.a uiaioon ei aLllein AT TUB HOT LAKE Sanatoria fThe Hout of Hfic TUB OREGON-WASHISfiK, Railroad &Navig2'' Bolla round-trip tlckel',"fOod tvi m.i.i ka .n.in. t a nil atofl I ocoramodttloo t th ! rluin. at Vori laud . . 0.rW. It aV N. SlatloM r.. i. '..' n.'nd IS" rur iiiriner iiiiurinaMuu trated booMlrvt, kddreM wv Phy. Medical Bupt M W''' Iike, .Oregon, any O.-W. , Agent, or write to t " , VVM. McMURRAY, . j General raeaeBl ' f irtnTIJlNa wur. -r-ttr 1 do you want .'. anything: Try the Classlfcd Columns of tic MORNINGENTERPRIS 3000 Rear, Dally; - ;